Iowa Past to Present Teacher's Guide: Chapter 2: American Indians, The Earliest People in Iowa
Sauk Women and Children, c 1880
Chief Keokuk (1810?-1848)
Indian Tribes of Iowa
Ioway
Burial Mounds
The Marching Bear Effigy Mounds 
Woodland Rocker-Stamped Pottery
Only Sioux Remained in Iowa
Black Hawk Treaty
Black Hawk Speaks to His Followers
Keokuk Pleads With Black Hawk
The Ioway, 1862
Time Frame: 1862
The Ioway Indians (also called Iowa Indians) lived in Iowa before European-American settlers arrived in the 1830s. They lived in villages along major rivers such as the Mississippi and the Missouri. Washington, D.C., 1862.
Smithsonian Institute's Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology
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